“Call me.”

How could two little words scribbled on a business card drive a normally sane woman to be so…impulsive?

It wasn’t Harley Golden’s style to call a perfect stranger. But here she was, after one brief airport encounter, having phone sex with the obviously unforgettable Gardner Barnes.

What next? Letting him fly her off to Texas in his jet? Falling in love with a man who was already married to a ranch? Getting pregnant…?

“Alison Kent mesmerizes us with a compelling love story, brimming with scorching sensuality….”
Romantic Times
ISBN: 9781459278325
Imprint: Harlequin Treasury
On Sale: Aug 1, 2011
List price: $4.99
Trim Size: 1.000 in (w) x 1.000 in (h) x 1.000 in (d)
BISAC 1: FICTION / Romance / Contemporary

Alison Kent

Biography

Alison was 30 when she knew she wanted to be a writer when she grew up. Not long after, she accepted an offer from an editor at Harlequin. If there’s a better career than romance writing to be had, she doesn’t want to know about it, as penning lusty tales from her backyard is the best way she’s found to convince her pack of rescue dogs they have her full attention.

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<strong><em>”Call me.”</em></strong><br><br>How could two little words scribbled on a business card drive a normally sane woman to be so…impulsive?<br><br>It wasn’t Harley Golden’s style to call a perfect stranger. But here she was, after one brief airport encounter, having phone sex with the obviously unforgettable Gardner Barnes.<br><br>What next? Letting him fly her off to Texas in his jet? Falling in love with a man who was already married to a ranch? Getting pregnant…?<br><br><strong>”Alison Kent mesmerizes us with a compelling love story, brimming with scorching sensuality….”<br>—<em>Romantic Times</em></strong>

ISBN: 9781459278325
Imprint: Harlequin Treasury
On Sale: Aug 1, 2011
List price: $4.99
Trim Size: 1.000 in (w) x 1.000 in (h) x 1.000 in (d)
BISAC 1: FICTION / Romance / Contemporary

Alison Kent

Biography

<p>Alison was 30 when she knew she wanted to be a writer when she grew up. Not long after, she accepted an offer from an editor at Harlequin. If there’s a better career than romance writing to be had, she doesn’t want to know about it, as penning lusty tales from her backyard is the best way she’s found to convince her pack of rescue dogs they have her full attention.</p>gt;